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Analog Sympathy I
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Holding Pattern
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Dis-Connect
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Taking Stock
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Friends on #9
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Take Tonight
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My Electric Country
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Reality Notions
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Analog Sympathy II
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The Cold Man
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Without State
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Analog Sympathy III
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London Rocks
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Equilibrium Regain
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Benedict Roff-Marsh Brisbane, Australia
Trained as a Mix Engineer in the late 80's in a tape-based studio making AM Radio jingles. It taught me to deliver and focus on the right result instead of messing about for days over whether 234ms or 243ms was more socially acceptable. I noticed that everyone was a bit afraid of the electronics. Composing helped me understand how to mix better. ... more
Benedict Roff-Marsh recommends:
A good starter for this impressive electronic artist. I particularly like his Berlin School works.
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Very pure and lovely electronic instrumental music with a strong sense of melody so easily lost by a lot of artists.
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The Gates of Charon [Director's Cut] - Original Soundtrack
by Paradise Lost Recordings
A story of the downfall of mankind, the 25 artists collected here use electronic music to depict a harrowing vision of a ruined dystopia.
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